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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10

CHICAGO, August "a Times spe.
cial from Washburn, Wis, sayn: The
side-whsel steamer City OF Ashland,
owned by the Superior Lumber Com.
pany, Of Ashland, vas burned, about
three miles out from this port yesier.
day. 1t is supp ssd she caught fire
from sparks from the smoke STACK,
and, owing 10 the terrific wind, moth.
ing coud be done 10 save her. Gap.
tain D)herty aud four Of the crew
Jumped into The lake AMI were picked
up by tugs that went 10 her assisiauce
from here. 0ne OF the crew, Fred
Eent, was drowned. The boat was
t0wIBg q raft of logs, and when taken
hre cut looee from her tow, and tried
10 make this port. The hull was
towed 10 BaJ 6sld.
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usdson Bay Expedition.

OTTAWA, ONT, Angus, 0.-The re-
port Of the Hudson'o Bay exploration
expedition sent out las year has inst
bten issued. I, contalns nafrau 20
account OF tho trip, dealing with the
Ice and meteorological obsorvationH 40
we'll a. tho resources Of tie foaion.
Captain Gordon 10 OF tho opinion that
tho straits, to- speriAlly constfu cd
vessels up n 2001 tons, ere not navi>
gable before July !, and he estimates
the season OF navigation 10 ter
minale about the hrel week
OF October. He is iudher
Of .he opinion that In al iron chip
making a voyage between Liverpool
and Hudson's Bay, on arrival "a the
western end OF tho straits the COM
pats will not work, owing 10 magnetic
Disturbances. Altogether, be cons'd-
frs tho nsyigitio Of Hujson's straits
a. being more than ordinarily difficult,
with shorss inhospltable and bleak,
presenting q picture Of loneliress and
desolaiion. Tne only sifety in thick
weather lies in constant use OF the
lead and keeping o sharp lookout, M
the dad reckoning Is irtquanly In
error 20 considerable ex6nt.
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James q. Blain.'s Movements.

LONDON, August 9.-Mr. James g.
Blaine, with his vile and daughters,
are In Dublin. They left Glrsgow
yesterday aad crossed to Belfast, pro.
seeding thence to Dublin, where they
arrived last evening. Mr.. Blaine In
tends to spend some time In Ireland,
as he desires to take Q quiet look
around and examine into the condl-
tion Of the country. He says his ex.
perience thus far Of European society
has not reconciled him to the order Of
things on this side Of the ocean.
Among the institutions Of Great Brit.
ain he mises the spring and nerve
charact eristic OF America.
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COLO6ED JOURNALISTS.
PROF MURRAY INTERVIEWED
by A REPORTER.
Between Blaine aud Cleveland the
ColOrtd People Prefer GroVer
Sherman Desired.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August s.--The
National Colo;ed Press Association
met here this afternoon, with some OF
the leading colored newspaper repro.
sentatlves Of the country present
The afternoon session was devoted to
routine business. One Of the rOost
promire rent members Of the association
in attendance Is Prof, P. II Murray,
editor aud proprietor Of the 81. Louis
Advance. Prof. Murray WIS formerly
a resident OF Kentucky, and publish
cd tho first colored newspaper ever
issued IN this Stats-The Oolored Ken
tu,k,,u, IA 1887. In conversation with
L mlr reporter, Prot. Murray said:
A. bet gtcn tie two leading candi-
dA te irr the residential nomination
on the X publican ticket, think the
IN ! rity OF the co'ored race pre-.
fer Sherman. lt would be great
political mistake to nominate Blaine
again, but fssr the party will fall
into II. Ae far a. / am concerned j
will favor the nomip alton OF Shei man,
aud " Blaine 10 nominated IL will be .
very serious question with me as TO
whether will support b m or Cleve-
laud. Ny present inclinaiions are TO
vote for the latter, although have
always been a Republican. Mr.. Cle7e-
land ia certainly isirer aad better
man for tho colored race than Mr.
Blaine, and has shown II by his IN
cial actions. His fight for Mat
thews won him laurels, and
other matters have shown his
sentiments In regard to MS. IL would
be decidedly better for the colortd
race II they were more divided poll
tically and not following blindly
wherever they are led. The idea Of
Blaine and Iogalls. that colored man
cannot he a Democrat without being
u monttrosity, is being strongly con-
demned by progre'sy We men OF every
race. Ynu will hud In the Eastern
States leading negroes who think A. 4
do on political questions, and II 10 In
those States votes count. As far as tho
South 10 concerned, colored men there
are not able 10 turn the poli,ical tide,
for the Democrats will receive the
solid sup bort Of that lection. Just 80
surely as Blaine and Cleveland EIe
placed In nominatou alsip, jus. 30
surely will the Plumed Knight be
beaten n second time"
"What is the secret of colored mems
oppos ton 10 B'aine2"
"Ihe tir't reason Ia because Oi n
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Prohibitian VI. Liannr.

CLkvKLAsD, o., August s.-Tbere 10
q prohibition war at Alliance, o.
This was one Of the big towns ,cf the
STATE to vote for prohibition M Ter the
Dow law. The saloons werd voted
out several months ago and theanergy
o! the entire police iorcs has since
then been inadequate 10 the enforce.
ment Of the ordnance. Numerous
heavy fats and all sentences have
been impo ed upon the eslooniste, bat
they continued 10 violate the ordi-
nance. Last week a temperance dem
onsuaton was held and the liquoT
dealers attempted 10 counteract its
,T- % by giving away besr and whis.
ky in the ttfeeta 10 all Who atked for
IL. Several minors were among those
who drank, aud to-day six OF the saloon
keepers who gave tie liquor away
we're arrested. Upon beitg released
four OF them went 10 the Fort Wayne
depot aad mistaking q stranger whom
they saw there for one OF the deiec-
tives who sssist i in the pros cuiion,
they set upon and beat him unmer.
ciiully. They we're al arrested.
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was quite a good attendance. The
following fiicers were presen,: a. b.
Wagner, Grand Protector, kerid,an,
Miss. Gov |. M. Stone, arahd vice
Protector, Inks, Miss. W. A. dwart'
ney, Grand Secretary, Ssrdis, Mics. !;
s L. SIN tn, Graud Treasurer, Yves on,
Mise. Mrs. M. L. Sullivan, Grand
Chaplain, S,aikville, Miss; ID. Mas,
Grand Guardian, Canton, Miss. Mrs.
M. A. Ohsrping, g and Trns'ee, Aoer-
deem, Miss, o, ]. Hench, Grand ITus'
tee, Columbus, Misc; w. II. Wall,
Grand r representative, Ssrdls, MisS.
I. J. Wood, Glald Representative,
Star kyille, Miss,
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Bsaaie Bili's Rrenh fast.

LONDON, August "a rib roas.
breakfast In honor Of Mr., Simon Cam.
eron was given today by Buffalo Bill
and Nate Salisbury In the maiq-ee Of
the Wild West camp. A score Of dis.
tingulshed gentlemen were present,
including Ohauncey N. Depew, MuIat
Halstesd, Gen. Hawley, Leonard ye-
rome and Justin Mccarthy. Mr..
Phelps, the United States Minister,
sent bis regrep, saying that he was
going TO Scotland. Grilled ribs were
tsrved 10 the guests on the homellest
Of piati.rr, aud were eaten Indian
fAshion, with keen relish.
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Henry W. Birthday,

LONDON, August 9.-The t0Oth an.
niversary Of the birth Of Henry V
was celebrated at Monmouth today.
The bells Of ~, Mays church, which
Henry v brought from France, were
ruDg in homer oithe day. A luncheon
was givsn. the mayor presiding, sup.
ported by the Duke Of Blsuf0rt, Lord
Raglan aud others. The following
telegram was received iom Windsor:
'The Qneen Ia interested TO hear you
are c'lobrating the Booth anniversary
Of Henry. Of Monmouth. ros,nY."
In the evening there was an open
cir ball aud a torchllght procession.
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Pbotographsr., oosy.n,,o,.

CHICAGO, LII J., August 9.-!Thi, was
the opening day Of the eight b annual
convention Of the photographers OF
the United States, and duIii z the
afternoon the exhibit fixing in this
Exposition building was suspe nded
long enough 10 permit organ Ei'ion
and speeches Of Welcome. A number
OF papers on technical topics will be
read and dlfcussed before the fnal AL.
journment. When all ths exhibits are
arranged they will tske up tho entiro
floor from tho extreme south end Of
the gIeat building TO within q short
distance Of thu north end, where q
stage has been erected and y space left
Tor tho members 10 assemble during
the session.
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America. Agricultural a association.


New YoHK, August e.-rho Amsrl.
can Agricultural Association held It's
fint session today NJ Columbia College.
Prof. siurtevant, of the New York
Ssts Experimental Institute, Geneva,
presided. The attendance was nume.
rous and comprised Representatives
from nearly every State. Or. q. v.
Reilley, Eniomologlst Of the AgrIoul-
tural Department, Washington, read
an estay on the "History Of the Insect
Enemy OF the Hop Plant." DR.. 4. M.
Babcock, OF Geneva, presented an
analysis OF butter from various breeds
Of cattle; DIR. II. w. Wiley, Chemist
Of the Agricultural Department, Waah-
ingtoD, commented upon the work OF
DIR. Babcook. "Hog Cholera" was the
subjoct Of q psper by DR.. Solomon, OF
Washington. chronological IpBectB"
ws presented by Prof Cooh, Of the
Michigan Agricultural COLLEGE, Lam
tiog. indigenous Locusts" gas the
subject presented by Clarence M.
Weed, State Eniomolosist Of Illinois.
A paper which commanded absorbing
interest was one Of Prof. Wtlie on
Sorghum ~ Sugar Producing Plan" {"
Experience Taught him. he sAid, that
IL was undesirable. DR.. q. ". Reilley
sgreed with Prot. wylie. Mr.. X. Tor.
fsnie, @ Japsnese gentleman eommis.
stoned 10 study agriculture In this
country by his government, said that
the experiment Of making sugar from
sorghum was unnecessarily tried In
Japan.
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"As yOU LIKE IT,
Produced by GRAND Array 81
Talent.

MANCHESTER, MAss., Angus, "a
most novel and notable pastoral per-
formance Of Shakespeare comedy" Az
You Like II" was given this afternoon
on the lawn fronting the Msscsnomo
House n this place. The stage con-
sisied Of q highly artistic rural arrang go
ment oi ireee, thIubbery, Tocke, etc.
The audience was made mp almost en-
tirely OF members OF the dramatic pro-
fession. the periormau CO began with
n prologue by w. 4. w. Ball, read by
Agnes Booth. The following was the
casl: The Banished Duke. MARI
Price; Duke Frederick, Fr. rier Coul-
ter; Amiens. Miss Lillian Couter;
Jsques, Frank Mayo. Lsbaud, +. b.
Conway; Oliver, Charles Abbott;
Jscqu,s,de Boir, George q. Boniface. jr.
Orlando, 0Smond Tearle; Adam, Geo.
q. BoniIacs; Chsrles, the Wrestler,
Harry Merileth; William, w. ii.
Crane; Touchslone, Stuart R,bson;
Sylvlus, Arthur falkland; CJrind,
George A. Schiller; First Lord, q. r.
B ardman Ro,alind, Mics Rose CoRh-
lin; Celia, Miss Minnie Conway;
Phoebe. Mics Mazda Creagan; Audrey,
Agnes Booth. This performance was
q moot successful one, aud anothW
will be giyen next year,
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Cabinet touueiI.

LONDON, August "a prolonged
sitting Of the Cabinet Council was held
today to consider whether or 70! TO
proclaim the Irish National Lesgue.
The meeting was Adjourned until
Thursday, when q decision will be
given. The msiority OF the members
ara against proclniDins the League. A
ssc,lon Of Unioni.t', headed by Mr..
Chamberlain. insist that the govern.
mest amend the land bill In the
House Of Lords % ~ 10 give County
Courts the power Of compoundiDg ar
TeaIh.
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BIRnINGBAM. ALA.
Birmtngbam md Northwestern
hallway Company Organized.

hallway Company Organised.
lsProIAL.ro rHH ArrEAL.I
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 0.-The
Birmingham and Northwestern Rail-
way Company organized here today
by the election Of the following diiec.
tors: W. b. Duncan, II. b Plant, II.
II. Stephens, Of New York; William
Nichols, s.. Louis: Vim. Barney,
Birmingham; VIM. Ings aud b. j.
Hyneman, Corintb, Miss. I. q Lsake,
Il. l. Russsll, j. T.. Roctwell, Rich.
mond, Va; I. NJ. X. TalcoIt, Mobile.
t. N. X. Talcott, who Ia vice. president
and general msnsger OF the Mobile
and Ohio road, was elected president.
All the gentlemen men Toned were
present. IL Is given out that the com.
pauy's tchsme Of building q real,
Oorinth to Birmingham, will certainly
be carried out nov, one falrly salts
factory route has already been sur.
veyed, and good force Of engi neers
10 now at work on another.
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IN ELAN ID.
Brsve Alice Harry Bsnies . Let OF
Eviesors.

nrsve Alice barry BHnies Let OF
Evtesors.
DUBLIS, August 9.-Alice Barry de-
aed the police who went to execute .
writ Of eviction sgainst her at Knock
lsde, County Antrim, today. She bar.
ricsdsd her house and with the sssIst-
ance Of some friends defended II for
lotg time against the large force Of
ofiicere, who ATTEMPTED to take II by
storm, and who were mNny times re-
pulsed by volleys Of stones and
streams Of boiling water thrown upon
them. The police finally captured
the house by q charge with 6xed bay.
ones, but not until many OF them
were hurt, and one was badly pitch
forked. Five Of the deisnders OF
Alice Carry's house were placed under
arrest. s.s...
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Tanned Yrem . naIIeoa. !.

R9cKAwAY BEAoH, Augas, 9--Proi.
Thomas 4. Baldwin, Of San FfanciFco,
this afternoon successfully repeated
bis feat OF jumpIog from 4 balloon In
mid air 10 the earth by tie aid OF his
patent parachu'e. IL 10 estimated that
N least 80 900 poisona witnessed the
lump. HE fali In estimated Vt loo
iset, Occupying one minute and twen-
ty.iour seconds, aud he landed in shall
log water In the bey.
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DEN nARH.
Impataiiess OF the German Press
Annoying.

Annoying.
CoPESHAons, August 9.-It Is semi
officially stated that the recent articles
Ia the German press inpuuDg 10 Dem
mark plans Of ieyeree tgalns. Ger.
many becaute Of her action In ior.iiy.
Ing Copenhagen have produced aston
islmeBt among the Danish ministers
The ministers point 10 ths fac, thn, II
is q matter Of common knowledge tha,
the erection Of forts In aud around
Copenhagen has no other obi sCt than
that Of securing neutrality Of Den.
mark ard sSy that the government 10
received under no ciicumitances 10
abandon the work.
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HAsHviLLs, TENN.
Contract for the New Reservoir Let
YESTERDAY.


NASHVILLE, TKss., August 9.-The
contract for Nashville's new reservoir,
on Kirkpstrick's bill, was let today
for $3.50 1921, to Whitsett & Adams, Of
Indisnapolis, who have had several
other large contracts in the city.
There were thirteen bidders, including
four from Nashville. The bids ranged
from that OF Whibett & Adams to
}74l, $50, the highest and next highest
bting bids Of Nashville frms. Tbs
Dtxt lowest home bid was $4,000
above tue successful contestants. The
work begins inm diately, end must
be finished inside of lweniy.fonr
moptha.
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viii Net Evaeaate tho New Heb
rides.

rides.
PANS, August 0-Le PariB an.
nounces that tie English Government
has made q request Of NJ. Flourens,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, that
France name date Tor the evacuation
BY France 5i the New HsbTidss, and
that M. Flourens, In reply, declined 10
do 90 until France should be informed
Of the nature OF Epglands policy in
regard 10 EUp', and a. 10 the neutral.
ixation Of the ButE canal. M. FlDurens
10 about 10 depart for La Bourboule, In
Puy de Dome, where he will remain
ior three yetka.
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HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
Gold. silver apa lead smetfnE at
Crystal Springs.
lsrsorAL TO rHs ArrBAL.l

IsPloIAL TO rHl ArrIIL.l
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Angus, 9 News
from Crystal Springs Of the successful
operation OF Mofiet's smelling works
causes stir in mining circles. The
smelter is engaged on sixty tons OF
Ozark ore, which averaged In assay 40
per cent. In gold and river and shout
40 per cent 10 lead to the ton. News
from Bear City says a clean u,e OF the
stamp.mill plates gave $l4oO. The
Mining Exchange is now open In this
city, and the mining boom increases.
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jackson, MISS.
The capital Light Guards Arrived
Prom amp Henry.
ESPECIAL TO rHs APrsAL.l

Jackson, MISS, August o. - The
Capital Light Guards arrived this eve: Z.
Ing from For. Henry, and were
marched mp in mont Of the Capi ol
and tisbsnded. The boys sly they
enjoyed tha trip very much.
Mrs. sue Csbat one OF the
Oldest and most highly respected cit.
lxens Of Jackson, Is lying At the point
OF death.
Mrs. II. J.. Buck has purchased the
drug store Of Stewart & Go, aud will
continue tic business a. the cd
staud under tie name Of Bick's drug
store.
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JACKSoS. TENN.
Sudden Death-ksio Needed-Ttn.
nessee MILO land.
lsPEciAL TO rHE ArPIAL.l


JACKSON, Tkss., August 9.-Miss
Ida 0verton, Of C!overport, HaI deman
county, aged about fifteen years, was
visiting the family Of Mr.. sammons
Anderson, at Toone, and while walk
log across tie Toon, last Sunday
morning, fell 10 the floor ard expired
almost inslsnly, ecu ed by soms heart
distae.
The rains last Friday and Saturday Z,
In this county, were partial, aud la
much OF the couaty crops are suaer
ing badly or want of rain.
Ooniractors are getting nj work Ia
earne.t, and wi h large forces, west OF
this city, on the Ttnneefee Midland.
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scHsEcrADY. N. y, Angus. "a
special from Gloyersyille, N. Y, says:
H'rvey A. Kasson, for twelve years
manager Of the Monisuk Six Com.
pany, 10 absent on vacation. During
his absence the president of The com.
pauy has BEEN investigating his ac.
counls. La,ge shortages are reported,
but II 10 diiiicult 10 give fgures. He
was ias, liver and prominen, soeie.
~ man. He Is married man.
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The Biue Hook.

LONDON, August "a blue book
has heen issued containing the cores
pondsnce in relation to the admission
into the United States Of destitute
alters and State aidsl emiQrsnts. The
correspondence includes Secretary
Bayard's letter OF May 7, 1887, 10 mT.
West, the British Minister at Wash.
ipgton, and Mr. Vests reply.
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BROwNsViILe, rRNn.
mrs. j. O. Wilson Meets Win y IA
tai Aocideas.
IsrEoiAL TO rHl ArPlAL.i

IsrEoiAL TO fHs AFrhAL.I
Brownsville, TENN, August o.
While Mrs. ]. @. Wilson, . most
worthy and highly estimsble lady, was
going into Dsncyvllle, yesterday, her
horse became frightened and ran away.
Mrs. Wilson jumped from tho vehicle
into deep gully and was 90 badly In.
jured from the fall that she died in a
q few hours. The untimely death Of a
woman 80 much beloved has cast q
gloom over the entire community.
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HL.EtiHAus.

LoSDoS-Mr. Gladstone 10 suffering
from q severe cold.
DuBLIs.-Nr. Blains has gone TO
OOrk, whence ho will return 70 Dublin.
PAHrs.-The RepublIque Franchise
states that the Sultan oi Turkey has
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ABERBsks, mIsr .
Netting OF the Grand Lodge OF
knights OF Honor.
SPECIAL TO rHn lPFsAL.l

ABERDEEN, MISS, August 9.-The
Grand Lodge Of tbs Knights aud La.
dies Of Honor for the State Of Missis.
slppi met in this city tsday. There
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10

The acting Attorney General has
appointed W. j. CLARKE, Of Columbrr,
U, 10 be assistant TO the United States
Attorney Tor the District Of Utah,
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A BRUTAL MURDER FOR NOTHING.

Jim Troxler came into Wilh1it's
fl)urmil at Cortper's stat.oo, where
George Broomfsid worked, and, after
staying awhile, asked Bfoomhsld II he
had tsken his handkerchief. Broom.
field msds no answer, and Troxler
went down TO the station. Here he
remarked that bloomfield had taken
his handkerchief Some one repested
this to Broom field, who came aud beat
him over the nesd with q club uutil
he fell. lie died sOon sitter, aud there
l, great excitement In the Deighb,r.
hood.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Thomas Kertou, aged thirty years
who lives with his parents on Church
sreet, o. lpoaite the penitentiary, and
who is empl yed in that inslitut on as
a guard, made an unsuccessful attempt
ut ,uicd- by laudar um day, taking
ten drachms. He was diic JverId and
saved He wss drunk.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
THE NAPA VALLEY
WINE HOUSE.

Nous avons ouvert au No, 3O8,
Hennepin Avenue une Maison de
Wins purs de California.
Les wins que nous vendons vien-
nent des Caves de Napa Valley,
California, ct sont superieurs d
ceux vendus par aucune autre mai
son de l'ouest, pu1sque rous recol-
tons le raisln ct faisons le vim
nous-meme.
Nous ne motions en- vente aucun
vim don't nous ne missions garan-
t1r la puret6 absolute.
Notre but sst de faire de Min
neapolis IN centre de vente de nos
wins pour le Nord Quest, aussi les
yendons-nous = I'm prix tel que
tout le monde peut en- acheter.
En- venant chez nous, yous pou-
vez etre toujours certain d'avoir la
qtalit6 la plus pure.
Nous avons aussi on magasin le
plus bel assortment de wins vleux
ct de cognacs qua soft sur le mar
che.
Nous nous sommes assure les
les services de NJ. j. B. DUFAUD,
qui sera toujours heureux de voir
ct de servir SEES amis.
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HCHo DH LoJE5T1

marquons Ozanam de M. Pierre
Uhauyeau fls avec une lntroduc-
ton de NJ. Pierre Chauyeau pArA.
Get Outrage eat de luxe ct sc yend
3 I'm prix tout-A,fait mod1que. Jet
Outrage fat fureur iicl ct nous GRO
yons quill ne tardera pas 4 se re-
pendre aux Etats Unis.
Pour terminer: Z
Tn lettre in6dite dun pAre Ason
fills en- pension au college Terbonne,
|Ohere fills.
Japprends que tn4 n'apprende
rien. ST til continut q te faire pa.
s6 poure IN ane, je te prouvelrai
que je suits ton pAre
b Qui tame bien grcs,
a. FRANCOIS Der ~,
Ellie est authentiqne.
VARAINE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

lie Dr. Brisson, avant Pelection.
.du 80 Juliet dernier, await coutu-
me de se faire faire Ia, barbe par
son barber pour Is cents chaqus
fois.
.AprAs avoir perdu son election,
Ill ALA Sc faire fairela barbe com
me de coutume. deportation f6nie,
le barber lui dit quill await SO.
cents 3 payer, GO qui surprit notre
ieune docteur. De Ia echange de
vive applications. Enfn, le bar
bier lui ft comprsndre q men pas
douter, que 90 valait 80 cents par
O. quill await le vissge bien plus
long depu1s gull await perdu son
9lection.-DN Franco CnnaGien.
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MARCHAND En- eros ET En- DETAIL.

son Oh il 6tait d6tenu pour ayoir
bless6 I'm blanc, ne Fest pas encore
rendu, CONNIE l'avait promis lie
chef Pied de Corbeau.
ii circule toutes sortes de ru-
meurs a Calgary ct la nouvelle
q u IN fort d6tachement de police
await recu Pordre de cerner Ia re,
serve, indique quill y regne des
troubles. Les sauvages, toutefois,
3paraissent tranquilles.
Pied de Corbeau ct ses sous
chefs So declare prets a llvrer Pied
de Daim, mails les jeunes gems ne
sauraient dire oh il est. On s'est
assura,. en- corrompant IN savage,
que Pied~de Daim Sc cachait lans
le bois. 3 deux miles de la maison
de Pagent. La police va essayer
de sen emparer.
Des d6tachements sont parts
de Calgary hier ct arriveront 3 Ia
reserve aujourd'hui. lis seront re-
JOINT en- route par cinquante HON
mes de Mcleod ct de lethbridge.
IUn antre d6tachement est en- route
de Regina. La presence dun aus.
81 grand nombre d'hommes de POI
lice, jointe au fat qu'un sruvage,
et6 bless6 derniArement par
IN colon, Went de MOURN, fait
craindre de graves complications.